I've read this article several times and I still have a hard time believing it. Michael Mukasey, the attorney general of the United States who was put there by Dianne Feinstein and Charles Schumer, now says the following:
"I think what I said was that we could not investigate or prosecute somebody for acting in reliance on a Justice Department opinion."Got that? If someone does something the DOJ says is legal, then it's legal. Period.
But what if there was a mistake? What if the DOJ misinterpreted a law?
That made no difference, Mukasey said. If a later legal opinion came to a different conclusion about whether something was lawful, the person who relied on the earlier, erroneous interpretation was still protected.It's time to impeach. If you can't impeach for this then you can't impeach for anything. If we are willing to stand by and let the government say this, then there's nothing we won't let slide.